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Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Tnx PROPOSITION that sn extra st,

TIM PROPOSITION thAb IN sxtfA ses.
soc Of the l. legislature should be called
10 isks action on . CONSTITUTIONAL O1a-
veau0n does not meet With N ucn iayof,
ana ne fs.l 10 rec why 1t should. Soth-
!ns oau % gained BY such movemen,,
excBps little time, which we d. not
tt,rk would justify the exp xpense In cur
red All thss could be dons would os
to oAnvsss the vote, and declare ,hst
got enough had been polled 20 warrant
tke calling OF . convention. This ID
probAbly oil that would be done, =, the
rsn composing the Legislature have, As
> body, placed themselves ON record -
t,eins opposed to Constitu.ionAi reform
BY ordering . special election At ttGs
when o large number OF the vossrs are
GisfrAnchised. Hsd the vote for or
q. o. lst con ventlon been held oa the
Day OF . general election, there can be
nc doubt - 10 what the result voald
nsve been. We are anxious to kAve q
COO oention. and have strongly advosA.
led Is from the drsk but the only say
shat we zee Of getting 1t is 90 send no
msE to the next General Assem- bly, who
VIII Dot come out fairly and squsreiy
In favor Of II. and pledge himself TO do
sveryth!ng In his power towards grant
ing the Will OF the people. We fiimly
believe that II IL were possible 10 ascer-
iklp, u would be found that at less,
Two thlrds Of those entitled to vote cast
their bsllots In favor Of conven ton at
sLe recent election. Even with this
,Arge mai )rity In favor OF . con nveu ton,
We ara no Y inclined TO agree with tue
Sunday Sar Of this city which ssyt
at seems plain TO us, however, that
iLe Gisputed CLAUSE has but one ueaa
!La the ono which was publicly sp-
pveo TO It by every newspa;er ard
spsaker throughout the Slate, prsvi0us
Io mo election. Upon this point we
Gu ,te Benjam Nields, Esq. He says:
"ii !, clear 70 me tha. the trainers Of
A. Ole * intended that no con We . ton
snouId be called but by the uthoi! Ky
Of q majority OF all tbs citizens In the
stats IAvipg tte right TO vote for repre-
ssentAttve', and to prevent o minority of
ibe oit,zens from calling coursntion
they provided, as the means By whic d
see majority 81 0uld be asoeriaiLed, that
;stsrsn os hould be made to the hi chest
aur,ber OF votes cast in the State At any
oUo u the three general elections hav.
!ng a higher number CT votes than
either OF The other two
Toin Is no doubt the oorrect view OF
toe matter. and the only thing lett for
taa friends OF convention Is 10 try
NsntD. We do not, no viewer, s1ree
" th The s'ar thst the people can
I'D ano her eieotion next Novem Der.
lae constitution provides that "no IN.
Fentlon shall be called bat BY auth otity
u ths people, and an unexcepno oG al
Il ois Of making their senss kno sn wilt
D, Tor them o. Q special election on th ;
Etsld Tuesday Of May In any year 10
vote ny bAl!o. for or against > coz ve1- =
lou
We cannot see how this can be ccu.
ssrued to confer power on the poo pie TO
hold an election st any other time, IN
sss by sos OF the Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
or SATURDAY,
THE 2srH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1857,
At2 O'Clock. D. M,

The following described real estate. viz
NO. l. All that lot or piece OF land vim the
brick mess axe thereon erected. slfuAte in TIE
city Of Wilmington. New Castle Cosnty aud
stat OF D.lhw re, bounded and cesosibed At
fUiows. tn witt
Beainning Al the Intersection of King and
VI IN streets. thence along south st1e OF Fifth
street south 81 degrees east ~ ieet m ".feet
Vide alley thence along the said alley kou tn
y degrees west - ieet 70 the corner OF Theo-
philua Jones lot thence by that lot north s.
dogIee- we 81 feet - King street aforesaid
feet 10 u place OF beginning. be The contu u
ih rre"f what they may. Deco Record n, Vol.
10 Page ~
No. :, All that lor or piece OF land vith a
BRICK Dwelling house thereon erected situate
ia thccitV 81 W ilmiu : on, New Cas.le Boun ty
aHI sat "i Delaware, bounded and described
fnllows 10 wit.
Beginning at poiHt on the We terly side of
MAI son str' et, bet ~ zen sixth aud Styenth
streets, stthe distance of l4t feet II - inches
southrrIy from the southerly side Of seventh
street cEce westerly through the middle of
adjoining on he north parallel with seventh
street 81 FEET 20 the easterlY side Of "A alley 5
feet vide leading into Sixth stTo.t ana com
munirating with another Bley feet II IL
inches " de leading from Madison ttre't To
shipley run, thence along said side OF aid Z
fect vide ALLEY sou,heriy pars llei with hadi-
ou ir."t i, FEET ID n corner, thence eastorly y
psrAllt with seventh street 65 feet ~ the said
westerly -iie OF Mad son street and thence
thereby mort erly Is feet To the plase Of be-
RWhlnk, be the contents thereof what tbey
may.
Sc ,ea and taken in execution as the prop
rrtg .: Albert Hichsrls..h and 10 be ,oid by
GILES LAMBSOS Sheriff.
Sherla's Once, Wilmington, NOV. u, 1857
ni2-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

THE PROBLEM OF convict labor hiss
bean for years . source OF trouble 10 the
mechanics Of this country, who claim
that rs tho prison contractor pays but
oae-sixth or one-eighth OF on tside prices
for labor, or only enough TO feed the
prisoners, - the State furnishes the
building free, the product OF such labor
can, and is brought into ruipous COM
petition With other labor. II 10 pro.
posed as . remedy for this evil that the
dangerous portion OF the prisoners, and
those confined for great crimes, be en-
played indoors, and com pelled to make
clothing, shoes and such articles As they
and the institu Ion required, while the
others, less dangerous. be en- ploy ID on
farm land. under proper management,
TO earn their support by raising corn,
wheat, fruit, vegetables, besf, pork,
mutton, poultry aud make their clo,b,
tan their iesther, In fast produce nssrly
everything So IN y community requires.
6zeh . plan seen feasible, as 1t would
keep the product o, convict labor of
the market As II is probable that this
pisn could be adopted ct once, petitions
have besu prepared Asking Con gress to
nsks lass requiring ali goods prod oed
wholly or in part by convict labor to
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

BE- pisiniy nsrksd "convlst msde."
md shere made, with psnslsy and
xuu forfeiture Of the articles II not 60
mNked, and ike penalty aBd forfelt-
ure II tie ardoles are sold or offered for
sale outside she State where. msnufAc
tured. THIS. 1t 10 shoughS, Sill correct
the evil, exsspt in individual States.
These It 10 proposed TO reach by having
laws enacted entirely preventing the
S,kses, through their outlaws, supplAnt'
'ug the enterprise ard labor Of oi.Izsp
Petitions 10 this effsos are nov ~ tbs
REruBLIcAs iii 20. where ell who wish
Iay s,gu.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

TIE AUTHORITIES OF Chicsgo and
cook Csuuty, ILL.,. are not ersitlst TO
any credit for the peace and good order
that prevailed In that city on S inday,
~ Shstr actions from frst TO last seemed
10 invite . repetition OF ths scenes OF
rict Eud sloodshed st Hsymslke,
ssIara From the time the Anarchists
-ers convicted up to slmos. the very
hour OF their execution they we're no.
treated - condemned murdersrs, but
as Bate prisonera With very few ex.
captions any one could visit them, and
therefore Ii 10 not to be wondered nt
that one OF thsm WAS enabled to have
enough explosives in his cell to tear The
Stl to pieces, or that another had every
means Afforded him OF com mitl,pg sui-
eide In . most sensational manner.
Another error Was oom nit.ed after the
execution. in delivering the bodies to
the friends OF the meu aud permitting
them 90 have grand demous.rA ion or
Sunday, with bAuds Of music pl,y ing
and tho colors OF the "Rsds" tbro xn
over tho baskets containing the bodies.
On 6a!urday the bodies OF all excsp.
S2les laid in state, snd wsrs vie sed by
tens OF thousands 0. persons, many o.
rhom gathered on tie sidewalks and
tGcI!sed In the ruCs. infAmmatory
.Gngc4ge. On Sunday ten thousand
SsEsoGs attended The obsequiet; dirgss
we're played by the bands ~ they pass
sd drinking saloons filed with crowds
OF Reds" inhAmed by liquor. The
sntire gathering was . mass OF ex ,lted
men and sonep, who only needed the
slightest provooation to insugurate
scenes, compared to which that at Hay
market would have besn insiguif ;snt.
No thanks ere due the authorities thA.
this did not occur, rs their coHducs oil
through almost seemed TO invite 1t.
While VIC have all the sympasny posi-.
bic, under the oircu instances, for the
families OF these murderers, the publit
safety should be the arst oonsid erA ton
and 10 fully insure that the au:horitie.
should have quietly and secretly buried
the bodies themselves. But 1t Is si
over now, and 1t 10 fervently hoped tha
the curtain has fallen ON the last soen,
OF Anarchy In Amerioa forever.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

THE FACT that the T. e,tIou Com
ntssione-s have spp:iut.i t~o Demo
crap, eolh o; whom are veil known o.
acnvs party workers, to make . can
vass OF tbs voters OF this city, 10 slmos
enough - make people believe that ihl
Com mmission 10 somewhat partisan
no,wtthstsndlns the fac. that 1, wu
declared non partisan when 1t Was ore
a.ed by the Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
wILnusxx0n ez nORTMKMM n u n

WILnusSxOn sz n0HTMKMM N E n
Tine table In eject May 18th, 1851. ITs,e
ieavs Wilmington (Frennh street) AZ follows
Fer keaAine, B;rtsooro, Joanna, Sprfnt
Vile, Tnn aqua, AIiensoWn, Lebanon, Wei
ncrsy lilo and al points on the Fhtladelpbj;
and Reading Il. b.. 100 .. N. and G.tb y. n
foe Springfield, Waynes6urg Jure
ton, OoaaeAvilis. Embrvovfile, Jysuap
disse 2eia1s s.e. An. 2<S, and a.ls o. n.
FOR OoateHvii.s and inssrme6iz:s pointi
~ 4 Is p. n.
For West oasstsf, loo .. N. AS and 40
For Rev Bridge and intermediate point.
tls p. N. and en Saturday. ct 10 and II. 4
.. m.
On Sunday for Eeakins and fneornediat
points, at % e. m, and tor Srrtnghsid an
intermediate point VI Q Ii p. m.
a. q. MoCAUsLAND.> y. X. HlBBAuD,
SupsrfptScdsut fsnT p~rs. sR''
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
ORDER.
N nPGl~TFK'H uFfIOR

ID R0ISTBR'5 ORDER.
~ RFGIsTFK'B OFFIUk
EEw CAsTLk COUNTY, DEL,
October 1Dth, Ier.
Upon the application Of 9ecrse DAnby and
chm Sidebolham. eIecntoFs Of Isabella
brtar, late Of New Jefsey, deceaspd, 10 Is
ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Exeoa tors Aforesaid give nstiee
of grantipG OF letters TestAmenlary apon the
estate OF the dsceased, with the date or grant
Ing thereof, by cansing advertise sments TO be
posted within Forty days from the date OF sue b
letters In six OF the NEST public places Of the
county OF New CASTLE, requiring all persons
having demAnde against the estate to present
the ssue. or abide by an Aet ef Assem- bly, In
such casa nsde and provided: and also eauss
he same 10 be inserted within the same pe-1 :
Cd In the Daily RhrUBLGAp, q news
diaper ppblished in " Wilmington, Del,
and TO be continued thsrsin thfee weeks, e.
10. d.
II Given under the hand and Zeal of
l.. u. Once Of the nestsfes aforesaid, At
- Wilmington, in Kew Castle Cssuty
afort said the day aud year above written,
John X. BkADFOBD,
Register.
NorEK.-Aq pe-soas having sla,ms in st
The estate OF the deressed must present uhe
sar.e, duly Atteste-i TO the Exeeutors on or be-
fore October sth, 1850. o. abide the Act Of A.
ssisbly In Gush ease made aud provided.
GrORGE DAeHl,
JOHN SIDEBOTHAh.
Exeeutors.
Address, Charles Is. Lore, ESQ.,. wiinineton,
Deb uovAsw -eod
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Hoard of EdpoAtion

The Board OF Pablo Etucation viii
hold It's regular meeting this evening,
Ii Is said the Graham matter vii, then
be prsc .iosiiy attended to by the Nom
bdfs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
W ANA0 An q. sso
fxiLADsLrAiA, Monday. nov. IA, 1851.

ouy O Slcp VI tWo dCfOss
the Main Aisle from the
most extravagant OF the
fashionable Dress Materials
is the beginning of pain
stuffs. The rich and fine
mostly by themselves; the
commoner mostly on other
counters by themselves. Blu,
there is no drawn liue be-
tween them. The variety
of both is greater even than
in years when dress was
quei,er. There is not any
where in the United States,
we suppose, another such
collsctlcn of makes and
gr4des and co!ors OF quiet
Dress Stuifs. They stand
on each other to get counter
room. Cords of pieces that
you must tip.toe to reach
the top Of.
Plain, solid-color suitings
IN all the going twills aoo
fancy weaves, and smooth.
ced. Goods that make up
richly, or take q new iich-
ness from an added fancy
stuff. Only the medium
priced ones to. day.
We fit from this to that
as d bee sucks flowers.
Habit Cloth
Fine. ali wool not str.mp, about
y warmth with lightnees. Tcolors,
80 In, SOC.
Herring-bone Stripes
Sell colored; an important stuff
10 colors, soc.
French Serge
Soft to the touch and extra weie hit
10 colors. 5Uc.
French Serge
Finer, just as soft and weichty, ant
more colOTs &c
Pekin Surge
10 colors, &c.
SelI.cciored Check
IL colors, G5c.
self-color ed broken Plaid
l2 coiors, DC.
Both OF these stufis are in qualltie
that have been Soc
French Ottoman
Cloth weight; . rarely GOOD stu
at tnt price. il colors. dc.
Ottoman Foule-
Soft, cliaglng, and firm enough ft
extra well IA colors, 65c.
french fouie Serge
l4eolors, 65c.
French Fou.e Serge
10 colors, 75c.
Ere nch Diagonal Serge
colors, 75c.
Dfap Serge
Heavy weight; close, firm weay
Range OF c9iors. 15c.
|, Cheviot Eoule-
Weighty, roughish; good woo
Brown, garnet, and OLIVE, 75c.
Soleil Raye--
/ All the desirable shades, 75e, So
Drap FoulG-
Il Soft finish, firm feeling, 81.
Serges des Danes
Like One Diagonal Ladies Clot
75c, 85c., 81, and SI.25.
; Camel's Hair
i A dozen coiors. 75c 81 and 81
Every one OF them q
wool. The story over tt
! counter viii tally e.
$ actly with the story yo
read.
d Third and fourth clrcles, u!hssst
n centre
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
wAHAmAKER1

II W An - m - o1ns
| You won't mistake the
Seal Skin Cloth for real
ISeal Skin if you dig to the
bottom OF the nap. A little
lof the twist sticks there to
every silky thread. Don't
TRUST your eyes il you are
an arms length away.
50 in, s. to $I8 a yard.
Last circle, northwest OF centre.
| Maybe you are not a
Ijudge OF India Shawls. You
are Judge enough for Val.
leys at $50 or 500. Take
all the looking time you care
to. Don't hurry, unless your
mind is set on a $50 one
the last might slip out while
you are thinking.
Money in Cashmere Val.
leys now brings more
stitches, richer work and
greater beauty than in any
ether Shawls we know OF.
Second floor, Chestnut street front. Take
elevator.
Handkerchief in proper
shape, except that every
little while more room must
be had. No matter wha,
else you have in mind you
will soon be giving Hand
kerchieis. Linen or silk
don't ask for the cotton and
linen pretenders.
First aisle north OF West Trsnsept.
All sorts OF Fans up to
500. Money goes farther
than ever. More shapes
and styles thau ever. Odd
forms are in favor, odd COM
binations. Imagine what.
ever you please and put a
handle to it, and we will
likely match it with a Fan
Colorci Gauze, painted 7Jc to S20
Painted Satin, 81 10 &lo.
Colored Satin, u Is to s..
Ostrich, 81 TO &C.
Plain Gauze all colors, t2.2j TO &c
Stiff Open Feather. Is. .25 20 s5.
Stiff Feathers, painted, "a. 50 to 81.
Marsbout, tipped, - 70 t25.
Ostrich painted gauze cc1tre $40 to S22.
Northwes. Of centre
The Toys, Dolls and
Games half.scre is about the
chipperest corner of the
Basement just now. Santa
Claus things are in shape.
The old fellows back will
ache before he packs ou,
halt Of this youugster-cheer.
Play. things. and study.
things that seem like play.
things. Possible and i'm
possible beasts and bircs
srd fishes. Get the range
from the elephants: mouse
size to the biggest toy tuske,
ever made, aGd with a very
|eleph lnty trumpet. Bring
al the little bri sht eyes with
you when you come to buy
or to look about. 1t will be
a wol olderland to them.
Basement, northeast OF eettre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
ON SATURDAY,
TIRE SrH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1881.
At2 O'Clock, y. m,
The following dss lriped real estate. viz:

The following des ribbed real estate, viz:
Ihos" two certain lots or pieres Of land with
= Two s;ory brick aud frame d~ eilinR hosst
IN room and herein described rs one lot, situa u
Ia 'sr city Of Wilmington ana bounded AN
~. he'd As follows to wit;
l''g,nn In ~ at n point on the northefty SIDE oi
Eleventh. street net : ren Lombard and Pine
elro''Is At the distance of l1t feet IS inches
un The e.sterly side OF Lombard stree,
thence nVrthcriy parallel with Lombard street
q tctt a to NJ. 'tberly side Ofn feet Nid.
al thence along said alley .tde eAster ly
u. iltl with Eleventh street 10 itet To j Joseph
". lays line thence Herewith south RI '
puailri with LON bard street 10 feet to the
ai"rt.atd side OF Eleventh street and ihenct
thrrr~ith wes erly 10 feet TO the place OF be
cunning he the contents what They may.
seized aud taken In execut on ns the pro-
perty OF ames b, Crozler and Hcnritta, hi,
wife, and :. T., ani 10 be sold ny
GILES LAhB30S, ShertR.
sher'f's Ofisc. Wilmington, Nov, y 1887
nov i-eoits.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
ID EGISTKk'S ORDER.
~ HB6 IHTER's OYFlUR
NEW CAsr1-n COUNTY, DEL.,

November q tSRT \
Upoa the application OF secsirity Trust
1ns 1nsn sai. peso:,, Company, ssse.sa,or %
Hsndrsd: in ssid oosnty. dee, ssed, Il
ister that the Executor Aforesaid rive
notice OF granting Of letsers Testlneatary
Win the ds.e Of granting tSsrsoi,
BY eausinS advertisements 70 be posted
within % days rfom ,be date OF sueh
letters In hx of the most public
places OF she county Of New Castle, requiring
Al persons having demands against the estate
70 present the came, or abide By an Act Of
Assasnsly In such cAse made and provided /;
and also cause the same 10 he inserted within
The same period IN the paiiy RKrUBLicAH,
. Newspaper publishtdih in wflmin gton, and 70
be continue therein three weeks (e. o d.
( ~ Given under the hand and seal o.
( L. .. }0h1es Of the He gtstsr sfor,sald, at
t---~ Wilmington. IN New Castle County
Aforesaid. The day and year above written.
SOHh X. BRADYOHD, Register.
HorfCA-Ali persons having claims agAinst
shs estate Of the decessed mus, present the
same, duly attested TO the E1,eutor
on or before November g. isss OF
.S,es sns As, Of Assembly In such case nads
;, sEruhrTY TRusT AND SAFE DR..
ADDRESS, Wilmington, Del. nevs-sw-esd
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
0u uD-.iL SALs
Gu0H Ag.

p-'ie 'ALs
, 5000 tA;fik
ms eotscfletu viii coil .t,,,..
We drove yard at I,r,-f fasa
HID, Dpi.. ca ''h Y
MohbAY, rUVssDEs n
|" one o'2i"sE pa.
40 hesd Of Ct w ,i.arc.r., g..
~ He;t and ftsat, .sig
slso tomo extra hD0 ytuny -
ma netn selected vi gis,, a..
o. WIS ma'se,,snd sIe worla, -.
si hrmtrs snd dalyynen
DtnEor p, IL ~ man, -.
o. % days sale 70 i,iva.
"a y.s, fh"Ils azEp
puhLiC SAI.t Of Uo.s1
L VIA te 70 ID ~ pp,4l, III, !,
Emil beos'B btiiet5s ns,si ~.
ward. Wilmington, psl., On
WEDNESDAY. Noytassy
uopo o'oices, pn.,
10 head OF fresh cows Az ,r,.
nlso . fora ststs aaIs.
These Srs L ,uptIlor Iotqru ..
worm TIE attention o. psissi ,,,s|
winter COWS.
aand months credit
- a b. L. E1sU1
/ DuElN ShLE-UE rHEPuI
L III saipiey rtreet, Oh
TUESDAY, NOV, l:a, III |
q, 30: O'clock g. q,
Household gopas Of ll
one excellsrt No. /! ylctul
and snall Nesting ttovs,,d
close sn ts;a'e.
n5-o; l.. W. srlihaNk svs,l 4
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
T1nOnE q 0HIo EaII.ao1 !

RALT7nohk n ShK0 RAILROAD
sohKDULl Is KyrEUT, July ., lss.
Trains isAve Delaware Averps D<po<;
kASr.boUNE;.
ynhA. Aeconnooatton, daily .... ,e.nsA- b
shiiA. Aceoaracdssion. oatly..... LOO A. n
ftlA. Aceommodstiou. daily. :. ..l5. 20 A. -lH
PhilA. b Chester exprsss, daily MIA. N
phiiA Accommodation, daily .... leo .. N
ehiia. Aecommeda.len, daily. alap. n
niiA. = unessT .1p,sas dniiy....tss >. n
YntiA Accsmmodsttoa, daily, e.sG Z "a
Phus. Accom- daily, ,sxcspt sunday,. .pe p.n
Yhih. 4 uhesesr e1pfcss, daily, la p q.
rhila, Acsonnodat:oA, daily, ,....sAe0 p. y
WkST-BOURDi
OnfeaSo Limited, dxsiy. ..........s.Sa A. D
Arrives Chicago ato naxt moraips.
baltimore Accommodation, dxilg,
Utncianats Lenissd, daily. .....,.u.a .ab q. n
Arrives Oinmnnsd s.lS A. III. So. Lea
e.<3 p. N. rext oar.
On .c1xo and ST. Lcsis Errrvrs,
s;ngsfiy xeoor.noda,icn. casiy. sscp' y
roe LAAkDErBSE9,s . O. 4. ti.esndn.
eniy; M.oo a M; daily sIsspt SUNDAY
Trnins isaTs MAKO. Street Stesior:
FER PhDsceiphla ESQ a. NJ. daily eEosp
sunday, 3kS r. n. daily. FOR BAlttmor'
as Y. M, osily. no; Laadenborg, e-so ans
100 A. NJ, daily, errspi Sunday; 800 D. n
sunday only; z.5 euc On p. N daily.
1rAias fof Wl;minatoa--LeAvs Phiiads.
phia $40, and $40 .. "a. daily. 7.ls n, II
iaily, skcept buncny; 1o.os, sletS .. Ie
iailyi q %, Aco, 49,, s&ss. $50, e.7e. 1lt
l0.Uo y. N. daily.
kxpT0ss trSinss
". ID OLEMEN1H. q. X, AIRD.
Manager. 6IeEp Pass. Gsen.
Teiophons No. lsS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

SALE-BY vI1IUE or A
- writ OF Vend tioni Expopas TO De dirf Of
ed Will be exposed to public sac, az the Coart
House, on Market street b+twrcn Tenth and
Eleventh stree Il, In the city Of WilDbDgton,
New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

SEERiFF'S SALE. by VIRTUR OF
~ Is writ Of Levarl FaciAs to me directed,
VII. he exposed TO pubiic tAie, at thr Couri
liuus,, on Market street between Bnth and
E.' Yrnth streets, in the ci.y Of Wlfa.nston,
Sew Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

SHERIFF's SALR-BY VIRTUE OF 4
" writ otveuditioni Exponss 10 ne d
reeted, will be exposed - public sale ~ shl
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-06-23
COUNTY CONGRESS.
Proceedings of Board of Supervis.
ors, June Term, 1887.
AUDIToR's OFFICE,

AUDUBON COUNTY Iowa,
June 6. 1887.
The board of supervisors met pur
suant to law,
Present, Sparks Baker, chairman,
Jasper Jensen and A. +. Armstrong.
On motion the board proceeded to
the transaction of business as fol-
lows:
Auditors minutes during vacation
were read, and on motion, approved.
On motion, consent road in section
3, Hamlin township, petitioned for
by VIM. Bartlett, was established, as
petitioned for, also consent road in
same section as petitioned:.for by NJ.
H. Moore, ct al.
On motion consent road in LEROY
township, between sections 32 and
SO, petitioned for by Isaac Layland,
ct al, was established as petitioned
for.
Tn motion, school fund loan of
5000, to Wm,C.Yager of Viola town.
ship was examined and approved.
On motion, A. f. Armstrong was
appointed commissioner to view the
following bridge sites:
One In section 10 Hamlin town
ship.
One in southeast corner section 10
Greeley township.
One between sections 32 and SO
Leroy township.
On motion Jasper Jensen was APP
pointed commissioner to view the
following bridge sites:
One in section l6, Oakfeld town.
ship.
One between sections 20 and 81
Sharon township.
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